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March 12, 2026Historical ArchaeologyOpen Access

Memory, Material Culture, and Experience of Resistance in Early Twentieth-Century Finland

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TYTimo YlimaunuTMTuuli MatilaPMPaul R. Mullins

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Overview

This article examines material culture's role in resistance and nationalism in Finland's early 20th-century, implying its significance to independence.

Key Points

  • The article explores how material culture influenced resistance against Russian governance in early 20th-century Finland.
  • Analyzing historical artifacts from northern Finland's material culture.
  • Examining the impact of the February Manifesto on Finnish identity.
  • Studying the memorialization of resistance movements, including the Jaeger movement.
  • Material culture played a crucial role in shaping nationalist sentiments.
  • The resistance movements were significantly memorialized through various artifacts.
  • Elements like stamps and smuggled arms illustrate different forms of resistance.

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Ylimaunu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b257cd96eeacc4fcec6b9ahttps://doi.org/10.1007/s41636-025-00612-0
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